The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-24
LOCAL BnEv1r1Es.
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MArlSEEs at both theatres to-day.
The GRAND this evening-Tho Magnani.
slegrirt Specially Company.
THERE wero only two plain DRINKS DO.
fore the police court yesterday.
LECTURE by Hon. Z. E. White at the
First Presbyterian Church this evening.
OPERA HOUSE this oyening-Conried's
Opera Company In 1.-THE Gypsy Baron"
a KNIFE and ring fakir Ia the latest noise
producer at tho corner OF Fourteenth and
Market Streets. 4
saulRE DAVIS fined John Dick s. and
costs for An asaault on Horny Miller.
Dick plead guilty.
A LARGE number OF Bellaire kechool
teEcherB will attend the Teachers Ins!i.
tute at Wheeling to.morrow.-Bshairt
Tribune.
sgIBRRr's GARDEN will DO open to the
public to-day. Arrangements have been
made to have special attractions. A motor
will leave for tho city at 1850 tonight.
CLERK Hook admitted 10 record 6ne
deed Of 'trup. and iaHued five marriage
licenses yesterday. This makes the total
Of family charters &C far this week ten.
THE colored folks Of tho city will givo q
grand ball Gt the Capitol rink tonight.
They are looking Tor twenty couples from
steubenvillo aud a large number IRON
Bellsire and Bridgeport.
"MAY Blossom was presented at the
Opera House laGt evening 10 q fair houae,
by Joseph Adelman md q very good com.
pany. The strength Of tho play was well
brought out by tho cast.
The pastor OF the Trinity P. L Church,
Moundsvil!e, announces that owing 10 the
change in tho weather, tho laying Of the
corner stone Of this church has been post
poned until further notice.
THERE wcsa dispute about the bill board
just sbove the Grand Opera Hou,e on
Marke! street, and Tuesday night some.
body tore 1t down aud carried 1t oil. A
new ono was built yesterday.
AN Injunction has baen.awnrded Koehn.
iein Bros, Bridgeport. against tho Cleve.
land 4 Pittsburgh railway, restraining
that company from building q side track
through their lands to the Bridgepor.
Glass Works.
TnE iron moulders OF this city and
vicinity arc completing arrangements for
a grand ball to bs given at Arion hall, and
from present indications 1t will be a large
affair. They have secured the services OF
Prof. kramer's dno orches!ra.
JAMES GKARr, an q. s. Prisoner confined
in the county jail here eincc September
for the non.psyment Of G. Emo assessed by
the U. S. DistriCt Cont for violation OF
the internal Tevenus laws, was discharged
yesterday by order Of Judge Jackson.
REv.R. R. SwopE preached an able aermon
Tuesday evening in st. Luke's Church on
"Personsl Management" Mr.. Hammond
lest evening, in the same church, deliver.
ed an admirable ermo on the sec ,nd
petition in the Lords prayer, "Thy King.
dom Come"
"TuE ARaoNAuTs OF 40" closed their
engagement ct tho Grand last evening.
They appear at Bellairs this evening and
at q special matinee this afternoon, at the
Elysian theatre. Bsllaire should embrace
the opportunity to see one OF the inea.
spectacular productions now O. tho stage.
THERE will be no court in either part oil
the Circuit Court to-day, but both parts
will cit tomorrow. Nothing was done
yesterday but to argue demurrers before
Judge Boyd, among them being that in
the caeo OF Sheriff Showacrc, Of Marshall
county, against the INTELLlaRNCER for
libel.
WEFIELp MCKAY hiss retained Attor.
ney John O. Pendleton to bring suit for
$4,000 against the Ohio River Railroad.
He claims that he bought @ round trip
tickle. a. Ravenewood for Wheeling and
the conductor took up tho wrong half.
When he offered the other half ior return
passage 1t was refused and he was put OIL
tha train.
RAPID progress has been made laying
tho new city water main on Eighteenth
street. The work, aside from the first cost
Of the pipe, only coRte the city about Is
cents G loot. The job will be finished
early next week. The main on. Jacob
street las to be lowered ~soyeral feet to
SoAhcSt SIti ~ ACT piPSs @
THE congregation Of St. Johns German
Protestant Church have arranged to hold
an extensive festival and fair on the 10Th,
10Th and 18th OF next month. The fair ia
10 be held in Arion Hall and will be quite
8 notable one. Preparations for it have
been in progress for come time past. The
object for which it 10 given Is a worthy
one and the patronage should be liberal.
A SPECIAL train OF two cars left Pitta-
burgh yesterday morning and arrived
here about IL A. NJ. It had on board
Thomas Adams and Thomas Griffin, ca.
peryisors OF the Pittsburgh Division, a
supervisor Of the Main Limo and W. T.
Manning, engineer OF maintenance Of
way. They reported tho road 10 be in
good condition. The party left Cumber-
land on Monday.
LAST evening tho man at tho door
OF the dime museum in the Reilly
became angry with tho boys who
gathered about the door, and sud-
denly kicked ono Of them in the face.
The boy, whose name was Bilby, wac bad
ly cut. Squire Ankle issued q warrant for
the Snowman, but he could not be bound,
having left the city. The museum Is not
making much here.
Tho P%enitentinry Directors.
Tho meeting OF tho Board OF Directors
OF. the State Penitentiary held at that in.
s~titution yesterday was IN unsventiul one,
routine business being all that was connid.
cred. Messrs. II. K. Howard, OF Point
Pleasant, J.. II. Marcnm, OF Huntington,
and ]. W. Colline, OF Charleston, tho